1. That's enough (playing a four-character idiom) Idiom riddle and answer: Draw a gun when you see a fly (playing a four-character idiom)-Answer: Make a mountain out of a molehill when you see an ugly woman, and call a ghost (playing a four-character idiom)-Answer: Make a fuss, Flirting at each other (making a four-word idiom)-Answer: Eye for an eye sumo (making a four-word idiom) Guess an idiom in blind chess-Answer: Blind people with unknown whereabouts wear sunglasses (making a four-word idiom)-Answer: Blind people have cracked eyes and ears (making a four-word idiom)-Answer: Eye-opening (making a four-word idiom)-Answer: Innocent white jade. It's hard to catch up with an old horse (playing a four-word idiom) Answer: Choose one out of a hundred and take a look (playing an idiom) Answer: A fleeting moment, a white speech (playing a four-word idiom) Answer: Myth confuses people, and the origin of white (playing an idiom) Answer: It's a waste of effort to shine on you (playing an idiom) Answer: A woman in white (playing an idiom) Idiom)-Answer: Lotte know life was controlled by his wife during the day (to use an idiom)-Answer: After Yelang became a spoiled child (to use an idiom)-Answer: The lame old man and the blind old woman (to use a four-word idiom)-Answer: The lame depend on the blind (to use an idiom)-Answer: Learn from each other's strong points and get sick into the viscera (to use an idiom). The man is streaking and typing an idiom-Answer: Hang up (* * *) and play around on the phone and take office (typing an idiom)-Answer: Swallow mountains and rivers to have children (typing an idiom) Answer: Blow a dirty lie (typing an idiom) Answer: Catch turtles in a jar (typing an idiom) Answer: No one can stay and enjoy fairyland (typing an idiom) Answer: Answer: You can put all Easy Life (type a four-character idiom)-Answer: Xanadu Wang Mingjuan (type a four-character idiom)-Answer: Become famous at a stroke, and Wang Ma lives on the top floor (type a four-character idiom)-Answer: The mouse who came to live in the cat's nest later (type a four-character idiom)-Answer: Cats and dogs are afraid of finding the same kind (type a four-character idiom)-Answer. Abstinence (playing an idiom)-Answer: pig with big head and big ears comments on recipes (playing an idiom)-Answer: pig with big head and big ears plays the flute (playing an idiom)-Answer: live in harmony with the only child (playing an idiom)-Answer: it is clear at a glance that dogs can't fart. Below: The fox meets the monkey Sun while people are unprepared (playing a four-character idiom)-Answer: Evil does not overwhelm the fox and is defeated by Master Guan (playing a four-character idiom)-Answer: Evil is invincible and the fox is afraid (playing an idiom)-Answer: Everything has its vanquisher. The fox takes part in a singing contest (playing a four-character idiom)-answer: bizarre.

2. Idiom-related puzzles (pictures with riddles) are vigorous and popular.

[Interpretation] Li: violent; Line: running; Extend to rapid. As violent as thunder; As fast as the wind. Metaphor strictly and quickly enforce laws and regulations. It is also used to describe extreme pressure at work; Decisive action; Let's move quickly.

[Language] In "Flying Building": "A gentleman does things; Resolute and powerful. "

[Pronunciation] line; It can't be pronounced "hánɡ". "

[Appearance discrimination] Li; Can't write "calendar"

Move with great fanfare

[antonym] It has a long history and it is difficult to return.

[Usage] It has a positive meaning. Generally used to quickly and resolutely implement policies, decrees and orders. It is also used to do things strictly and quickly. Generally used as predicate, attribute and adverbial.

[Structure] Combined type.